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Life as a student so is a wonderful feeling, full of adventures and knowledge,.
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wWhen it comes to classroom setting. Achievement is defined as an imagery in fantasy Formatted: Font: Not Bold
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blocked, of trying various means of achieving, experiencing joy or sadness contingent
upon the outcome of effort. (McClelland et al. 1953, chapter 4; MCClelland et al 1958).
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behavior differences among children/students are numerous. Some are egocentric and
pre-occupied with themselves. They are shy, timid are recoil from social interaction.
Others plunge into social interaction with reckless abandon (pp.67). In a school
setting/classroom nowadays, in any school or in any classroom section you can notice
that there is always students who excel, this students are called achievers, they are the
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thought to be a unitary factor. Today adhere to this point of view. Some person are
spatially or artistically intelligent. Some are better able to discover underlying principles;
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their secrets and the factors that affects to their academic performance in school. And
one thinks that presence of family member has an impact. Family is defined as natural
fundamental group unit of society and is entitled to protection by society and the state (
All have physiological needs, needs of water, food, sleep and wants to maintain
well being. They also have psychological needs, need to feel secure (pp.65). And all
this needs can be achieved inside the family. Their areThere are both biological and Formatted: Font: Not Bold
environmental determinants of readiness for achievement. But most important factors
are the child intellectual, physical, social, and emotional development etc. (pp. 33).
Most parents want their children succeed in school but are often unaware the
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physical health and development of children is important atleastat least as important as
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The family structure of a child has a great effect to their academic performance
in school. Researchers become fascinated in one to know if it is true that family has a
intactness is one of the greatest positive influence. Children who have intact biological
families earn higher reading and math test scores than children in cohabiting, divorce-
single parent families, adolescents from single parent families and cohabiting families or
more likely to have low achievement scores, lower expectations for college, lower
grades and higher dropouts rates than children from intact family. In addition states that Commented [WU3]: Plagiarism detected from:
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over 57 percent of children who live in intact biological families enter college compared Formatted: Font: Not Bold
to 32.5 percent of children in step families, and students from disrupted families are less
likely to complete poor year college that who have intact families.
Furthermore base on 1997 national longitudinal survey of youth, 28 percent of
students who grow up in an intact married family receive mostly as followed by students
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step families, or cohabiting step families are more likely than adolescents in intact Formatted: Font: Not Bold
married families are more likely to care about doing well, to do school work without
being forced, to do more than “ just enough to get by”, and to do their homework.
Adolescents from intact family, those from divorced families and cohabiting families
have many more unexcused and absence and skip more classes. Students from step
families and single-parent from intact biological families are three times as likely to
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families graduated from high school, compared 67.2 percent in a single family. 65.4
percent in step families, and 51.9 percent who live with no parents. 69 percent of
children from intact biological families applied to college, according to one study
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revealed born to married mothers are nearly two times more likely to finish high school
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The purpose of this study is to give the correlation of family presence on
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academic performance.